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Moore Norman Technology Center is proud to select KREF-The Sports Network as their 2025 Partner in Progress for their exceptional collaboration with our district. KREF’s understanding of career and technical education and recognition of the value our skilled Digital Cinema & Television Production students bring to the workforce have fostered a strong and meaningful partnership. 

The 3rd Annual Grad Show is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 10 in the IT Building at the Franklin Road Campus. Each year, our second-year graduating students develop a theme that represents their journey as a class. The concepts typically center around themes of transition, growth, and stepping into the professional world. This year’s winning theme, Big Brain, was created by Van Tran and chosen by the students through a collaborative voting process. Big Brain represents the culmination of two years of learning, problem-solving, and creative development, symbolizing their growth into confident designers ready to take on the industry.

The 2025 Red Carpet Film Festival (RCFF)  is scheduled for Thursday, May 15, 2025. Since 2008, MNTC's Digital Cinema and Graphic Design programs have collaborated to produce a fully-realized short-film event called the Red Carpet Film Festival. Countless hours of research, planning, "pitch day," design, production, and more go into the production of student films. Join us in an evening to celebrate our talented students.

MNTC Summer Youth Academy is career-focused to engage students and connect with a future career. Classes are taught by current MNTC instructors and include hands-on activities.

Ten Moore Norman Technology Center Automotive Service Technology (AST) students were recently awarded $5,250 in industry-based scholarships. In 1993 the first of the scholarships was awarded and more than 40 have been awarded since. The scholarship committee read through 24 applications this year to select the final ten recipients. Congratulations to all of the well-deserving scholarship recipients!

 

The application process started in December 2024. Students received guidance and support from Lucinda Francis, Jennifer Layman, and Michelle Mears, along with their instructors. To be considered for these scholarships each applicant interviewed before a panel of professionals and submitted a resume and essay about their educational and industry goals.